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Live rock is basically characterized by the existence of a bacterial film on the rock, which is active in seawater and breaks down nutrients. While "real live rock" is taken from natural coral reefs, "cultivated live rock" is originally dry rock that has been in natural seawater for a certain period of time and is colonized with bacteria and other organisms during this time. There is also the "artificial live rock". These are natural stones (e.g. fossil reef rock made of aragonite) that are mined on land and then covered with a bacterial film. From an ecological point of view, live rock from aquaculture and artificial live rock are the best choice for your reef aquarium!
Creativity is required when building reefscapes! In many aquariums there are isolated rock pillars, far-reaching reef branches or living rock stacked into arches. With a little skill it is even possible to construct a so-called "floating reef". In any case, try out different variants before you mortar your personal favorite structure. Photos and markings of the stones help with the reconstruction.
Reference: 16-01-150379
Artificial live rock in different shapes for your reef...
Artificial live rock in different shapes for your reef tank. Box contains 9,07 kg: 2x arches, 1x tunnel and 1x donut CaribSea Life Rocks are fossil reef rocks that have been extracted from land...
Reference: 16-01-15037
Artificial live rock for your reef tank. CaribSea Life...
Artificial live rock for your reef tank. CaribSea Life Rocks are fossil reef rocks that have been extracted from land and then coated with a bacterial film. Due to the bacteria, the rocks have the...
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Live rock is basically characterized by the existence of a bacterial film on the rock, which is active in seawater and breaks down nutrients. While "real live rock" is taken from natural coral reefs, "cultivated live rock" is originally dry rock that has been in natural seawater for a certain period of time and is colonized with bacteria and other organisms during this time. There is also the "artificial live rock". These are natural stones (e.g. fossil reef rock made of aragonite) that are mined on land and then covered with a bacterial film. From an ecological point of view, live rock from aquaculture and artificial live rock are the best choice for your reef aquarium!
Creativity is required when building reefscapes! In many aquariums there are isolated rock pillars, far-reaching reef branches or living rock stacked into arches. With a little skill it is even possible to construct a so-called "floating reef". In any case, try out different variants before you mortar your personal favorite structure. Photos and markings of the stones help with the reconstruction.